| Show f THE HAWORTH TRIAL 1 SLOW WORK IN IMPANELING THE JURORS POR IT But Three Obtained Thus Far Strenuous Objections and Exceptions Excep-tions Noted by Defense Farmlngton May 23Tik following Jurors Jur-ors were accepted by both side this aft rrnoon and worn to try tho caso of murder mur-der affuln t Nathan F > Ilsiworth William J Parkin Jr of Woods Cross Willis Perkins of Bountiful John Duncan 0itervllle Of the nine men who were In the box when court opened this morn Ins three were challenged prccmptorlly by tho Stnto nnd throe by the defense Thocc > excused by the State were Jonathan Huclies George S Rogers and Joseph Parker Tho defense excused Wlllard Call T U Robins and Albert T Smith The attorney for tjio defense allow no point of possible advantage U escape them without noting nn exception is was evidenced when the naino ot Thomas IL IVck wis reached Judgo Tlolapp announced an-nounced that the Juror had been excused ty him for tho term Attorney Weber entered nn exception nnd It went Into the record with Judso Kolappx explnna Inn that Mr Peek wa lok and deaf Tho box was Illled by ciilllnf John TL Donnemort George M Leonard John L Klnff William O Putnam G S Match Ocorco II Draper Ilebir C Galley WIN Ham Yoiinp and Samuel J C Lnyton John II Uonnemort had formed nnd cx pressed an opinion and was excused S CJ Layton was excused for actual arid Implied bias William Young vas Ineligible Ineligi-ble because ho Is to bo a witness for tho State Georpe II Draper and Ilcber C Galley IwtliyOf Xaysvllle were passed for causa by the defense G S Hatch of Woods Cross had formed an unqualified opinion that Mr Sandall Imd been foully and wanlpnly murdered HI was excused There wero three men In the box who had not been examined when an ad journment was taken until tomorrow morning at 0 oclock The eight Jurors wero turned over to Special Officer John W Steed pnd William Wil-liam Oakdcn who will keep them together togeth-er until tomorrow morning There was a noticeable falling off In the attendance at court today Very few persons per-sons wero present other than those who worn them on business The prisoner I brother C L Haworth of Fort Dodge la arrived today and had several long consultations with the attorneys for the defense The question of whether a Juror who iKlloveu that a qrlmo had been committed commit-ted was eligible to servo on the case camo up for argument fiovoral times during the day Judge Rolapp held that If such bc hot wasfounded merely on rumor and the reading of newspaper articles It wan not sufficient to warrant the sustaining of a challenge |
